How a nanoprobe (required by the propulsion solution) can send data back to us from >10 ly away?
Some reference material that can be helpful https://www.tesla.com/blog/master-plan-part-3
What about going logarithmic with time? The more it's in the past the more errors are forgiven. Explained in another way use the relative time difference (diff/(now-value)) to compute the score and not the absolute time…
Starship can be used to release a probe with gigantic fuel reserve and a bigger than usual energy source (solar or nuclear). Then the probe can use a VASMIR or other electric propulsion to gradually accumulate a vast…
That's an orbital-velocity ballistic trajectory. And that's sub-orbital. Barely
"The payload is data." Elon The data they get from the test and they focus on getting the most and most valuable data. This is an explicit choice. A physical payload at this stage would reduce the overall value that…
> We know physics very well. We should tell it to physicists ;-) That was the same in 1700s. Laws of mechanics were well known and they were convinced that it was just about getting better in using math with it. Then…
- Circular economy. - Food production with low resources consumption. - Distributed, low-scale production with high efficiency. So no need for high consumes to keep high production efficiency. - Implementing renewable…
That's not it if you discriminate between linear and circular polarization. You can use a phase inversion mirror to do it. That's the point of the experiment.
It wluld be interesting to send one beam alternatively throught a linear or circular polarizer. Then you can check the polarization on the other beam and see if you have faster than light information transmission. With…
How a nanoprobe (required by the propulsion solution) can send data back to us from >10 ly away?
Some reference material that can be helpful https://www.tesla.com/blog/master-plan-part-3
What about going logarithmic with time? The more it's in the past the more errors are forgiven. Explained in another way use the relative time difference (diff/(now-value)) to compute the score and not the absolute time…
Starship can be used to release a probe with gigantic fuel reserve and a bigger than usual energy source (solar or nuclear). Then the probe can use a VASMIR or other electric propulsion to gradually accumulate a vast…
That's an orbital-velocity ballistic trajectory. And that's sub-orbital. Barely
"The payload is data." Elon The data they get from the test and they focus on getting the most and most valuable data. This is an explicit choice. A physical payload at this stage would reduce the overall value that…
> We know physics very well. We should tell it to physicists ;-) That was the same in 1700s. Laws of mechanics were well known and they were convinced that it was just about getting better in using math with it. Then…
- Circular economy. - Food production with low resources consumption. - Distributed, low-scale production with high efficiency. So no need for high consumes to keep high production efficiency. - Implementing renewable…
That's not it if you discriminate between linear and circular polarization. You can use a phase inversion mirror to do it. That's the point of the experiment.
It wluld be interesting to send one beam alternatively throught a linear or circular polarizer. Then you can check the polarization on the other beam and see if you have faster than light information transmission. With…